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Local History Scans of some of the older the Sigma Nu yearbooks may be viewed online here. Sigma Nu Fraternity has been a tradition at the University of Tennessee since 1921 and thrives upon its ideals of Love, Truth, and Honor. At UT, Sigma Nu is active on campus and participates in intramurals, university events, and engages in services with in the Knoxville Community. Over 1,400 young men have been initiated into the Epsilon Eta chapter of Sigma Nu at the University of Tennessee. Sigma Nu Fraternity officially began on January 1, 1869 when three honorable cadets at Virginia Military Institute joined together in the spirit of brotherhood to oppose the hazing they witnessed at VMI. With some 200 active chapters between the United States and Canada, men of honor today are continuously being shaped into the leaders of tomorrow. The brotherhood still strives to uphold the same ideals of love, truth, and honor set forth by our founders. Nationally, Sigma Nu is a Tier One fraternity—meaning over 150 chapters. Only eight national fraternities hold this distinction. Socially, athletically and academically Sigma Nu stays active on the campus. The Epsilon Eta chapter fields teams in all intramural events offer by UT. Socially the chapter offers a strong social calendar and traditionally joins with a sorority in large campus events, such as Homecoming and All-Sing. Academically, the chapter offers financial discounts to new candidates who display academic excellence. Today the Epsilon Eta chapter of Sigma Nu is one of the fastest growing fraternities at the University of Tennessee. We encourage you to become a part of a brotherhood that values Love, Honor and Truth. Past CommandersEpsilon Eta, Sigma Nu Fraternity The following list of Past Commanders was complied from information obtained from Sigma Nu Headquarters, reviewing The Volunteer Yearbook and old chapter composites on file with the chapter. The following brothers served as Commander from 1921 to 1949— The following brothers served as Commander from 1950 to present--- 1950 Jack Q. Crum
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